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White Papers & Speeches

• Aviation Deregulation: A Work in Progress
  
• Changing Airline Culture
  Addressing the Behavioral Side of Change, by Joseph E. Shackford
• Delta's Operation Clockwork: Transforming the Fundamentals of an Airline
  A decade-long commoditization trend has firmly established the operating cost structure as the real battlefield for competitive advantage. In the end, everyone will be striving for the same objective, that is, to create the lowest cost business model that will achieve the highest efficiency while growing revenues. Optimizing network design is no longer sufficient; survival in todays airline industry literally depends on excellence in network design and consistent rigor in day-to-day execution.
• How to Reach New Heights of Success
  Kaye Shackford - a 30 year aviation veteran and author of the book Charting A Wiser Course: How Aviation Can Address the Human Side of Change - led one of the education sessions at the recent Women in Aviation International Conference. She advised the audience members to achieve multi-dimensional career success by giving themselves permission to do what they love to do and by aligning their own objectives and behaviors with their organization's strategic objectives. And then she showed them how to do so. Air Transport World thinks this message rings true for both men and women in aviation.
• MRO: Doing More With Less
  Aligning Your People's Behaviors with Your Organization's Objectives, by Kaye M. Shackford
• Supply Chain Visibility Solutions Pave the Way for Continual Performance Improvement